With the rapid development of medical technology, personalized healthcare has gradually become an important trend in modern medicine. The dental field is no exception, as the application of personalized healthcare is changing traditional tooth restoration methods. Dental materials, as a core component of tooth restoration, play a crucial role in personalized healthcare.

In personalized healthcare, dental materials play a pivotal role. CAD/CAM technology has enabled customized dental prostheses. High-precision 3D scanning captures patients' teeth data, and computer-aided design software creates prostheses tailored to oral structure and aesthetics. Material selection is crucial for prosthesis quality and performance, with ceramics, for instance, favored for their aesthetics and biocompatibility.

Personalized healthcare also emphasizes a comprehensive consideration of the patient's oral environment. Therefore, future dental materials will focus more on adaptability to the oral environment. Materials with good antibacterial properties can effectively prevent oral infections, while excellent wear resistance and corrosion resistance can maintain long-term oral health.

However, personalized healthcare does not mean that dental materials can be chosen at will. It requires doctors to make scientific and reasonable material selections and applications based on a thorough understanding of the patient's condition, combined with the oral environment and individual needs. This can help patients achieve better treatment outcomes and a more comfortable oral experience.